Choral Arts Gala 2021

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Choral Arts Gala, formerly Ruby Cabaret, is our annual fundraiser to benefit Baltimore Choral Arts' education and outreach programs. From the comfort of your own home, join us for this multi-day celebration featuring alluring auction items and a special performance by Tony-nominated Broadway star Euan Morton.

• The online auction starts Friday, April 30 at 9 am ET and ends Sunday, May 2 at 9 pm ET.
• Euan Morton's virtual performance is Sunday, May 2 at 5:30 pm ET.

Livestream

Hosted by Music Director Anthony Blake Clark and Associate Conductor Leo Wanenchak, our Sunday night virtual concert will feature highlights from our Off-the-Grid concerts, interviews from our choristers, and a special talk and performance by Tony-nominated Broadway Star Euan Morton. Every ticket buyer will be entered into a raffle to speak with Euan Morton in a private Zoom call after his performance. 

Using online streaming service Stellar, you can purchase a ticket to watch our virtual concert starring Euan Morton on up to five devices, including Apple TV, Roku and Amazon Firestick. 

Click here to purchase your ticket the Choral Arts Gala virtual livestream.

Online Auction

Access to our three-day online auction is open to all and does not require a ticket purchase, with items including gift cards to Baltimore's esteemed restaurants, exclusive tours and experiences, and fine jewelry.

Euan Morton

Euan is thrilled to be returning to Baltimore Choral Arts virtually this year. His most recent credits include a summer season at Radio City with the world-famous Rockettes, a year-long national tour with Hedwig and the Angry Inch and the honor of joining the cast of Broadway’s smash hit Hamilton as King George III. After graduating from Mountview Academy of Theatre Arts in London, Euan Morton spent many years working in various aspects of the craft, from Profitshare Theatre to film and television. In 2002 his performance as Boy George in the West End production of the musical Taboo, a semi-autobiographical show depicting the eighties’ New Romantic movement, earned him nominations at the Whatsonstage Awards and at the prestigious Laurence Olivier Awards. He also starred in the Broadway version of Taboo and won a Theatre World Award for Outstanding Debut Performer on Broadway. He was nominated for five more awards, including the Tony Awards. Over the last years Euan has been performing at sold-out concerts in New York City at The Oak Room at the Algonquin, Joe’s Pub, The Zipper Theatre and Town Hall, as well as at The Signature Theatre in Arlington, VA. Euan released his debut solo album, NewClear, in March 2006. He recently starred as the Russian in Chess and is releasing his second album, Caledonia – The Homecoming, with LyricPartners.com.